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2023 Football Season Wrap-Up

Kamoi Swann, Contributor • January 6, 2024

Members of the Bulldogs Varsity football team warm up on the sidelines before a home game.

Although this year 2023 – 2024 football may not have been the best, it was the best seen in a while.

In the district game the Bulldogs played against Miramar High School and it was one of the games that didn’t go so well, with a score ending in a 53-18 loss. Overall the team ended the season with a 8-3 record.

“The best team we played against was Miramar High,” said defensive back and wide receiver Aaron Benoit.

The season was not bad but for some players like Benoit, it was a good season.

“I switched schools which gave me the opportunity to get better at football and to contribute to winning more games,” said Benoit.

Last year their record was 5-5.

“Last year was a lot of chaos, especially with the football team, so I’m super proud of the kids that came back this season, fought off the negative, and how far they went into the season,” said linebacker coach Ismael Sierra.

One of their best games was at the beginning of the season against Piper High School, where they beat the Bengals 33-12.

“This was one of the games that went very well for me,” said Benoit. “I scored a touchdown and an interception.”

Coach Sierra agreed.

“The players were excellent in this game, they played well,” he said.

Another game where the Bulldogs played exceptionally well was the October 13th game against their biggest rival, McArthur. Last season they lost against them, but this year the Bulldogs smashed the knights 53-14.

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About the Contributor

Kamoi Swann, Contributor

Kamoi Swann, a 15-year-old junior at South Broward High was born and raised in The Bahamas. She moved to Florida four years ago, which was a big change for her. This affected her daily life but, was not much of a major change for her. She spends most of her time with her three friends; Carlysia, Alana, and Guan. "Success will be my biggest accomplishment in life," said Swann. Swann loves cosmetology. When she is older, she aspires to open her own beauty salon. She also wants to major in the medical field. She loves dermatology, but wants to be an ultrasound tech. Her education is very important to her. "It is my dream to attend HBCU and study Sonography," she said. In Swann's free time, she loves baking, cooking, and practicing cosmetics. She enjoys traveling, preferably to Caribbean islands. Especially, Grand Bahama. "The islands are a place to call home," said Swann.